One character in this work tells a story about a "silly little fountain" to Doodly's mother, who is confused at the mention of a locket. "Up in the sky, someone is playing a trombone and a guitar," according to this opera's one-sided love duet. The title character sends everyone home after a character laughs for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Gobineau. A voice from offstage interrupts a song about a black swan that's accompanied by an onstage tambourine. Two different characters sing the chromatically descending phrase "Mother, mother, are you there?" in this work, which also includes "Monica's Waltz." The title character ends this opera by "hoarsely whispering" "Was it you?" after drunkenly shooting Toby. She reveals her "frauds" to her customers, only to have them a
One character in this work tells a story about a "silly little fountain" to Doodly's mother, who is confused at the mention of a locket. "Up in the sky, someone is playing a trombone and a guitar," according to this opera's one-sided love duet. The title character sends everyone home after a character laughs for the benefit of Mr. and Mrs. Gobineau. A voice from offstage interrupts a song about a black swan that's accompanied by an onstage tambourine. Two different characters sing the chromatically descending phrase "Mother, mother, are you there?" in this work, which also includes "Monica's Waltz." The title character ends this opera by "hoarsely whispering" "Was it you?" after drunkenly shooting Toby. She reveals her "frauds" to her customers, only to have them argue that her services are real. FTP, name this two-act opera about Madame Flora, the title spiritualist, which was composed by Gian Carlo Menotti.
One character in this work tells a story about a "silly little fountain" to Doodly's mother, who is confused at the mention of a locket. "
The {Medium}